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28 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump, Harris nearly tied in battleground Wisconsin 8 days from Election Day, poll finds
A recent poll shows former President Trump and Vice President Harris nearly tied in Wisconsin, with Trump at 48% and Harris at 47%. Harris leads in Door County, a key area, by 50% to 47%. The race is tight, reflecting Wisconsin's critical role in the upcoming election.
The poll indicates significant gender divides, with Harris leading among women and Trump among men. Early voting has seen over 850,000 ballots cast in Wisconsin, part of the crucial battleground states for the election.
The Telegraph: Viktor Orban to visit Georgia after election ‘rigged by Moscow’
Viktor Orban will visit Georgia to celebrate its election results, which are criticized as being influenced by the Kremlin. The ruling Georgian Dream party, led by Bidzina Ivanishvili, secured 54% of the vote amid allegations of electoral irregularities.
Brussels and Washington have condemned the election, citing interference and intimidation. The EU's foreign policy chief stated that Orban does not represent the bloc in foreign affairs.
The Federalist: Reagan's Iconic Speech Casts An Enduring Vision Of Freedom
Ronald Reagan's 1964 speech, "A Time for Choosing," endorsing Barry Goldwater, marked his rise in American politics. It outlined enduring conservative principles, addressing issues like government spending, inflation, and the importance of a free nation, remaining relevant today.
The speech emphasizes leadership through clear communication and principled policies, urging elected officials to trust in the American people's ability to shape their destiny. Reagan's vision continues to inspire conservatives and serves as a model for effective political discourse.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Oil prices fall after Israel avoids energy sites in its strike on Iran
Oil prices fell following Israel's airstrikes on Iranian military sites, which avoided energy infrastructure, easing fears of a broader conflict. Analysts noted Iran's downplaying of the strikes suggests a reluctance to escalate tensions further.
The situation remains volatile as Israel continues to confront threats from Iranian-backed groups across multiple regions. Analysts predict that if tensions decrease, oil prices could drop significantly.
#economy
Forbes: This VC Built A Cybersecurity Unicorn Machine. Then Came His Conflict Of Interest Mess.
Gili Raanan's venture capital firm, Cyberstarts, has faced scrutiny over its profit-sharing program with security executives, which has been accused of creating conflicts of interest. The firm recently suspended the compensation aspect amid allegations of ethical concerns, despite defending its practices.
Cyberstarts has successfully launched several high-value security startups, leveraging its adviser network for feedback and connections. However, the ethical implications of the Sunrise program continue to raise questions about fairness and transparency in the startup ecosystem.
#education
The Federalist: Colleges Won't Stop Radicalizing Until Lawmakers Stop Them
U.S. college enrollment is declining, reflecting a growing skepticism about higher education's role, perceived as promoting indoctrination rather than learning. Concerns about leftist ideologies and suppression of free speech in universities have intensified, with calls for significant reforms.
Recent incidents, including a professor's violent remarks and pro-Hamas protests, highlight the radicalization within academia. Critics argue that universities are breeding grounds for leftist ideologies, urging for a shift towards conservative values and a reevaluation of the necessity of college degrees for career success.
GB News: Britain's absence crisis: Nearly 15,000 teachers in England call in sick EVERY DAY
In the 2022/23 academic year, nearly 14,000 teachers in England called in sick daily, resulting in approximately 2.5 million lost school days. Teacher absences, driven by stress and workload, have increased costs for supply teachers, now totaling £1.2 billion.
The National Education Union highlights the need for improved pay and reduced workloads to retain teachers amid a recruitment crisis. Without government intervention, the situation may worsen, leading to further disruptions in education.
#crime
GB News: Tommy Robinson admits contempt of court over Syrian schoolboy allegations
Tommy Robinson admitted to 10 counts of contempt of court for violating a High Court order that prohibited him from making false allegations against a Syrian refugee. This followed his previous libel case, where he was found to have no evidence for his claims and was ordered to pay damages.
Robinson's breaches included various online appearances and a documentary screening. He faces potential imprisonment as the court proceedings continue.
Fox News: Florida man convicted of murdering teen over Yeezy shoes lunges at victim's father in courtroom
Adrian Cosby, 23, was sentenced to two life terms for the 2020 murder of 18-year-old Andrea Camps-Lacayo during a botched robbery over Yeezy sneakers. He lunged at the victim's father in court after hearing a statement condemning his actions.
Cosby was convicted of first-degree murder, attempted murder, and attempted robbery. His accomplice, George Walton, also received a life sentence for his role in the crime.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson's daughter issues three-word message as fresh concerns emerge over Jake Paul fight
Mike Tyson is preparing for his upcoming boxing match against Jake Paul on November 15, with his daughter expressing confidence in his readiness. Tyson's training videos have impressed many, including Muhammad Ali's former manager, who noted Tyson's remarkable condition.
Despite concerns about the 31-year age gap and Tyson's health, he remains optimistic, asserting his unique fitness level at 58. The fight is anticipated to attract significant global viewership amid ongoing controversy.